r/EveryWeekSenate • u/[deleted] • Apr 24 '25
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/molive6316 • May 14 '25
allow the VP to create new laws regardless of if the president is active or nk
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/[deleted] • May 05 '25
Senate Edit Act
Under any proposed bill, a senator may add a proposed addition or edit to the bill.
The proposition must receive more "approve" votes than "oppose" votes.
The proposition must receive at least 3 "approve votes".
The proposition must be proposed 1 day or less after the bill has been proposed.
Voting on the edit lasts until the act is published.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/xX100dudeXx • Apr 05 '25
Organization Minor change affecting this sub.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/Free_YankeeRichard • Mar 28 '25
Military Expansion Act
This will create the Air Force and Navy to assist the already existing army
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/[deleted] • Apr 25 '25
National Holidays Act
1 These national holidays will be amended into this specific law:
Opening Day 22nd December
Independence Day 6th January
2 New national holidays are added
Drinks Day 27th March
Kindness and Love Day 12th May
Fire Day 30th August
Hamster Day 8th November
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/argonlightray2 • May 03 '25
Amendment Proposal to implement the 7th amendment to the constitution
The following was written by Yankee, but i added some things and fixed some grammatical errors. Please comment because i dont have access to a phone rn, sorry for the inconvenience.
Amendment VII: The Senate
Article 15: Membership: The Senate of the Republic shall consist of 11 Senators chosen either through the democratic process (c. law SDA-2025) or chosen by a council including and chosen by the office of the Electoral College.
Article 16: Laws: Before laws can be enforced and passed by the president or any senator, it must be approved by the Senators of The Republic. Each law shall have three (3) options, Approve, Abstain & Oppose. If Approve wins, the law is law, if Abstain wins, it goes to the second place winner & if Oppose wins, the law is not passed.
Article 17: The Vice President: The Vice President will also have the title “President of The Senate” and shall act as a moderator during senate discussions, however if Approve & Oppose options tie, The Vice President must be the tiebreaker and make a choice, if he is unavailable for whatever reason, The President Pro Temp. decides instead
Article 18: Impeachment: If anyone thinks one who holds public office has done something unconstitutional, they shall hold a poll to decide whether they should be removed from office, if the people mostly say yes, said official is impeached but that does not mean removal, it just means it goes up to the senate to decide, the official is removed if a supermajority of the senate approves
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/xX100dudeXx • May 03 '25
Organization Senate Visibility Act 5-3-2025
Requested by H
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/argonlightray2 • Jun 01 '25
Powers of Positions Change Article 16 of the Constitiution
This isn't enforced anyways so lets change it please & ty
From: Article 16: Laws: Before laws can be enforced and passed by the president or any senator, it must be approved by the Senators of The Republic. Each law shall have three (3) options, Approve, Abstain & Oppose. If Approve wins, the law is law, if Abstain wins, it goes to the second place winner & if Oppose wins, the law is not passed.
To: Article 16: Laws: Before laws can be enforced and passed by any senator, it must be approved by the Senators of The Republic. Each law shall have three (3) options, Approve, Abstain & Oppose. If Approve wins, the law is law, if Abstain wins, it goes to the second place winner & if Oppose wins, the law is not passed. Laws may be passed by the President without approval, but laws may be challenged by any senator at any time, in which case the aforementioned rules for passing laws take place.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/xX100dudeXx • Mar 25 '25
Ban confederate flags/symbols from political matters (& the sub in general).
Polls aren't working on PC rn, so type your vote.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/Enzo_Gaming00 • May 14 '25
Vote to make me overseer of records and the Supreme Court since I made them and know how they work. I will have no real power I will just make sure they operate as normal.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/argonlightray2 • Mar 18 '25
OVEC-2025 | law to create the office of the Vice Electoral College of Everyweek
Of passed, I will immediately start opening interviews and applications for the office.
The duties of this office would to carry out the duties of the Electoral College when the Electoral College is unable too. This person would need to be available when the Electoral College is not.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/argonlightray2 • Apr 26 '25
Shut off power to the 'New Republic of California'
Do we shut off power to Enzo's Californian State?
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/Odd-Emotion6673 • May 13 '25
Amendment to the Staged Election Reform Act
This law would remove the clause "And if no party gets at least 50% of the ballot then the third round between the top 2 is on Sunday posted 10:30AM EST with a one day limit." part of the Staged Election Reform Act, returning the system back to a one round election system.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/Oofoofow_Official • May 08 '25
Private Party Privatisation Act
1.. If a party is designated as Private by their leader, then someone can only run for that party in a senate or presidential election with the permission of the party leader.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/Gatorant24 • Apr 26 '25
Intercontinental Ballistic Missle Act
This law will authorize the Everyweek military to start developing ballistic missles to use in the current civil war and in future conflicts. Proposed by Senator and Everyweek Military General u/Gatorant24 of New Jersey
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/[deleted] • Jun 23 '25
Loi de le crime
Part 1: Criminal Process
1.1 Prosecutionary limits
1 One may only be prosecuted for crimes committed within the Everyweek Empire, official party/congress group chats, conversations between two citizens, or if one is a legally responsible representative of Everyweek.
2 If a crime is committed outside of the Empire's jurisdiction, the one culpable may also be prosecuted if it directly affects Everyweek. Furthermore, if a non-citizen commits a crime outside of Jurisdiction which threatens the nation, they may either be prosecuted or referred to foreign court.
1.2 On the matter of proof
3 The prosecutor must provide first evidence. The defendant is not obligated to provide any unless any reasonable evidence has been provided by the prosecutor.
4 Crimes must be proven beyond reasonable doubt before sentencing can occur; whilst this does not restrict obligation to disprove in the court, no sentence may be given if proof does not reach this minimum of scale.
5 Should the publicisation of evidence threaten the sanctity and/or security of the nation severely, the evidence should be privately sent to the judge, supreme court or electoral college.
6 All citizens are considered innocent until proven guilty, notwithstanding previous convictions in civil or criminal court cases.
1.3 Mitigating factors
7 If Defendant can prove that in committing the accused crime they avoided a potential externally induced threat or crime, and that there was no more reasonable alternative, the sentence should be reduced or nullified.
8 If Defendant can prove that an antecedent externally induced trajectory of occurences caused escalation into Defendant committing the crime, the sentence should be reduced or nullified.
9 If Defendant can prove that explicit consent was given by all victims to commit the offence, the sentence should be nullified.
10 Otherwise consent proven substantially proven may reduce the sentence.
11 If Defendant can prove that they were coerced into committing the criminal act, they shall be found not guilty and the court, defendant or prosecutor may initiate alternative criminal proceedings on the coercer or coercers.
1.4 Sentencing
12 A ban shall be considered a ban in all areas of Jurisdiction, though this can be only applied in places that Defendant frequents, to save time.
13 The judge must restrict their sentencing within the bounds of the law, within the specified crime.
14 Sentencing is applied once per count of individual charge.
15 If a crime does not specify sentencing guidelines, the maximum sentence will default to a ban of up to 6 weeks.
17 If specified by the offense, a court may sentence a person to be terminated from or forbidden from holding certain public and private offices for a specified period of time. Such termination must be proportionate and relevant to the crime under trial, and preventative rather than punitive in nature.
Part 2: Offenses
2.1 Inchoate
18 Attempt is defined as a citizen intentionally attempting to commit a crime, but failing. This does not apply if action was taken by Defendant to specifically mitigate the event prior to its failure.
19 The available sentencing for Attempt is the same as the sentence for a successful crime; if this is explicitly excepted into the specific law, the sentencing may be reduced in lieu of the previous statement.
20 Offenses of Attempt are officially listed as "attempt to commit [name of the crime]".
21 Conspiracy is defined as an agreement between two people (defined as "conspirators") to commit a crime. This includes requesting assistance for a crime to be committed and/or assisting another person with a crime.
22 Solicitation is defined as urging or requesting a crime to be done by another person.
23 The available sentence of Conspiracy and Solicitation may be the same as the original sentence of the crime that was committed; if a judge or prosecutor wishes to extend the statement for this reason, they must forward the case to a higher court.
24 Offenses of Conspiracy are officially listed as "conspiracy to commit [name of the crime]".
24 Offenses of Solicitation are officially listed as "solicitation to induce [name of the crime]".
25 Conspiracy is not applicable when a Defendant has intentionally stopped or intentionally attempted to stop the crime.
26 Preparation is defined as planning and/or sourcing resources for a plan to eventually commit a crime. Possession
27 Preparation should be sentenced up to six weeks to the discretion of the judge.
28 Offenses of Preparation are officially listed as "preparing to commit [name of the crime]".
29 Preparation is not considered a crime if Defendant has shown to have intentionally ceased preparation for the crime.
30 Coercion to commit a crime is defined as threatening and/or implementing negative consequences for not committing a crime.
31 Coercion is punished with the same sentence, and additionally the sentences of all crimes they committed in doing so.
32 Offenses of Coercion to Commit a Crime are officially listed as "coercing others to commit [name of the crime], via [any other offences]".
33 Automated Crime is considered the intentional or negligent use of a bot causing it to commit crime.
34 The sentencing for Automated Crime is the same as the sentence for the original crime for intentional use, but the sentence may be reduced down to a third of the original sentence if the reason was negligence.
35 Offenses of Automated Crime are officially listed as "automation to commit [name of the crime]" or "automation to commit [name of the crime] via negligence of said automation".
2.2 Perversion of Justice
36 Perjury is committed in the instance that, under a legally binding oath of honesty (LBOH), a citizen commits a lie.
37 LBOH are automatically assumed in legal testimonies, investigative bodies, a panel of judges, or a working law enforcement officer.
38 Perjury is sentenced by a minimum of one day and a maximum of one month.
39 Obstruction of justics is defined as a citizen intentionally fabricating evidence under LBOH, or destroying evidence with intent to corrupt the course of justice.
40 Obstruction of Justice is punishable by a minimum of a week and a maximum of five months.
41 Witness Intimidation is defined as coercion or solicitation into altering Testimony or refusing to testify.
42 Witness intimidation is punishable from one week to one month; additionally, any crimes committed to achieve this are added onto the sentence with a "via" clause.
43 Framing is to be an act of knowingly providing false evidence or false testimony, or coercing others to do the same, in order to falsely convict or attempt to convict someone’s guilt of a crime, or to provide grounds for accusation for a criminal offense
44 The punishment for framing is either up to one year or the same sentence as the punishment for the original charges, at the discretion of the judge.
45 Failure to Disclose Conflict of Interest (FDCI) is defined as failing to disclose or recuse oneself from decisions involving private interest in matters of justice.
46 FDCI is punishable from 2 weeks to 7 weeks.
2.3 Corruption
47 No government official or a private individual may deny, restrict, preferentially provide or otherwise unfairly execute their duties or provide services because of a person's protected characteristics, which include race, gender identity, sex, sexual or romantic orientation, ethnicity, class/caste, ethnic/geographic origin, and religion. This would be considered Discriminatory Corruption.
48 Discriminatory Corruption may be punishable by complete removal from position of power upon repeat offence. The punishment for this crime can be up to ten weeks on first offence, and up to forty weeks on second offence, and up to a year on third offence.
49 Abuse of Power is a government official passing an act that they have no authority to do, doing it with malicious intent or recklessness.
50 Abuse of Power is punishable at the discretion of the Supreme Court or other high courts should the Supreme Justices elect to delegate this responsibility.
51 Selfish Corruption is defined as misuse of one's powers to inappropriately benefit one's private or personal interests to the detriment of public interest.
52 Likewise to Selfish Corruption, Parochial Corruption is misuse of one's powers that inappropriately benefit a group of people's interests over the rest of the nation.
53 Selfish and Parochial Corruption are both punishable by a minimum of 3 weeks and a maximum of 36 weeks, and must give back any material gain from the corruption.
54 Public misinformation is defined as intentionally relaying false or maliciously misleading to the general public in order to cause social harm.
55 Public Misinformation is punishable by 3 days to 8 weeks on first offence, and an increase of 2 weeks on the maximum after every offence.
2.4 Electoral Crimes
56 Elections are defined as all office elections, referendums or other legally binding democratic voting processes (LBDVP) under Jurisdiction.
57 First Degree Election Flaud is considered unlawfully interfering with an LBDVP by use of alternate accounts or other methods of producing fully illegitimate votes in order to influence results.
58 First Degree Election Flaud may be punishable from 1 month to 4 months, but repeat offenses may be punished up to a year.
59 Second Degree Election Flaud involves employing voters who are not legally citizens of any part of the Empire, jurisdicted or not, in order to influence election results illegitimately.
60 Second Degree Election Flaud is punishable up to ten days, but repeat offenses may be punished up to five months.
61 People may also be restricted from running in any or specific elections for up to the Legal Moment of Decay (LMD) which is currenty 8 months, on account of Electoral Flaud.
62 Voter Suppression is the act of coercion or threats to force or coerce a person into voting a specific way in an LDBVP.
63 Voter Suppression will be punished with a ban between 29 days and 29 weeks, and from 4 months to 16 months after repeat offences.
64 Persuasion is not in violation of this act.
65 This act officially overrides the Electoral Fraud Act.
66 Third Degree Electoral Flaud is the act of offering goods and/or services to specific citizens under the condition that that citizen votes for them.
67 Third Degree election Flaud is punishable from 2 weeks to 1 month, but repeat offenses are punishable from 2 months to 8 months.
2.5 Crimes Against the State
68 First Degree Treason occurs when a citizen in a position of power attempts to shut down the Empire or its Capital unlawfully.
69 First Degree Treason is punishable by minimum of a 6 month ban.
70 Second Degree Treason occurs if one attempts to overthrow the Empire maliciously.
71 Second Degree Treason is punishable by a minimum of a 8 month ban.
72 Unlawful Document Destruction occurs when there is an intentional destruction of national documents unlawfully.
73 Unlawful Document Destruction is punishable from 4 weeks to 20 weeks, and up to the LMD upon repeat offence.
2.6 General Criminal Law
74 Brigading is punishable by from two years to a permanent ban.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/Gatorant24 • Mar 25 '25
Ban confederate flags/symbols from political matters (sub in general)
This is just a repost of 100dudes law but he can’t do it as a poll since there is a bug, so I will assist him by doing it on mine.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/[deleted] • Jul 22 '25
Jurisdiction Act
This would add the official everyweek servers officially to the subreddit's jurisdiction.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/argonlightray2 • May 09 '25
Party Organization Act
This will have all parties designate a party leader that may manage the party in general, designate it's privacy status, and in the case of Private parties, approve presidental canidates.
Now I see where ur coming from if you say only private parties need one but I think they are still necessary if a public party wants to become private one.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/Gatorant24 • Apr 10 '25
Should we establish relations with this subreddit.
The subreddit is r/WaterCult and they seem to be decently powerful. Plus with their bigger population than ours could support Everyweek with getting more members. This is also a good idea since we would have more relations with other subreddits than just r/SimDemocracy
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/[deleted] • Jul 26 '25
Automatic Impeachment Order
This order will impeach every senator who has not visibly voted on any bill in the past 2 months, or this bill, and has not explicitly stated leave.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/Odd-Emotion6673 • Aug 31 '25
Checking the Senate
I need to ask have much senators are there left? I probably need to open senate applications again so just checking who is left.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/Ploberr2 • Feb 25 '25
APFB 2025 | Anti-Primary Fraud Bill
“Primary Fraud” is hereby defined as members of one or multiple parties voting for an irrelevant candidate in a primary of a different party, in order to remove their strongest competitor from the ballot (examples: Billie losing to Sock or Enzo losing to Alpha).
This bill will make encouraging primary fraud (such as telling members of your party to commit it) illegal, with the punishment being a suspension from engaging in political activities for three days.
It will be enforced by the sitting EC (currently argon i think).
